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Financial Aid & Billing
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Student Services
Advising through Dean of Students / Office of Student Success & Enrollment Management. Individual academic advisors assigned per department (no centralized advising email). VP: Dr. Barbara Inman.
Office of Residence Life and Housing. Student Center Room 234. Fax: 757-728-6272.
Key Policy Pages
Hold Policy
Hold blocks: registration, transcripts, diploma Hold threshold notes: No specific dollar thresholds published publicly. Any past-due balance triggers a past-due letter. Holds block registration, transcripts, diploma, and graduation participation. Late fee: $400 Late Registration Fee per semester (for late/non-pre-registration) Late fee recurring: No Collections notes: Internal Collections Office (Collectionoffice@hamptonu.edu, 757-727-5610) contacts student by letter/email/text after past-due balance. If no payment arrangement made, referred to CBHV (800-745-1395) or Schuerger Law Group (855-277-7798). No specific days timeline published. Payment plan enrollment fee: $50 FRA required: Yes FRA notes: Student Financial Responsibility Statement (SFRS) required at registration each semester as Terms and Conditions for course registration. Billing cycle: Semester (Fall/Spring) Refund schedule: Days 1-7: 100% | Days 8-14: 92% | Days 15-21: 84% | Days 22-28: 76% | Days 29-35: 68% | Days 36-42: 60% | Days 43+: No refund. App/matriculation/advance deposit fees non-refundable. Non-attendance policy: NOT_FOUND explicitly. SFRS states: 'my failure to attend class or receive a bill does not absolve me of my financial responsibility.'
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Hampton University student account questions
What happens if I have an unpaid balance at Hampton University?
If your account is past due, Hampton University will mail or email you a past-due letter explaining the consequences and payment options. Until the balance is paid in full, you will lose access to future registration, official and unofficial transcripts, participation in graduation, and your diploma. If you do not contact the SBS Collections Office after receiving the notice, your account may be referred to a third-party collection agency (CBHV or Schuerger Law Group). Contact the Collections Office at (757) 727-5610 or Collectionoffice@hamptonu.edu to arrange a payment plan.
What holds can prevent me from registering at Hampton University?
Financial holds from unpaid balances can block future registration. Per Hampton University policy, 'registration changes or future registration opportunities, access to official academic transcripts, participation in graduation or receipt of your diploma will not be available unless the past due balance is paid in full.' To resolve a financial hold, contact Student Business Services at (757) 727-5661 or StudentAccounts@hamptonu.edu.
Does Hampton University offer a payment plan?
Yes. The Hampton Installment Payment Plan (HIPP) is available for Fall and Spring semesters with a $50 non-refundable enrollment fee. For Fall, the initial payment is due August 1, with remaining payments on September 1, October 1, and November 1. You can also choose a deferred payment schedule: pay 50% by the first day of the session and the remaining balance by the close of the session. Enroll through the SBS website or contact StudentAccounts@hamptonu.edu.
What is Hampton University's tuition refund policy if I withdraw?
If you withdraw from Hampton University, your tuition refund is based on when you withdraw: Days 1–7: 100%; Days 8–14: 92%; Days 15–21: 84%; Days 22–28: 76%; Days 29–35: 68%; Days 36–42: 60%; Day 43+: No refund. You must initiate withdrawal through the Registrar's Office (757-728-6101 or registrar@hamptonu.edu) using a Petition of Separation Form. Application, matriculation, and advance deposit fees are non-refundable.
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Common questions about Email Cheat Code at Hampton University
Does Email Cheat Code work with Hampton University email?
Yes. Hampton University uses Microsoft 365 (Outlook) for student email. Email Cheat Code connects to your @hamptonu.edu account with read-only access and sends you SMS alerts when critical emails arrive - financial aid deadlines, registration holds, bursar notices, and academic notifications.
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What emails does Email Cheat Code monitor at Hampton University?
We monitor your Hampton University inbox for the emails that actually matter - financial aid deadlines, FAFSA verification requests, registration holds, tuition payment reminders, academic standing notices, and advisor communications. Newsletters, club emails, and campus-wide blasts are filtered out. You only get a text when something needs your attention.
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